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Singapore GST standard rate

Singapore GST standard rate is 9 percent, in force since 1 Jan 2024. It was 8 percent before that. Last checked against the official source on 6 Sep 2026.

Goods and Services Tax (Singapore's VAT) standard rate on taxable supplies of goods and services and on imports.

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Current value9 percent
In force from2024-01-01
Official sourceGoods and Services Tax Act 1993, s 16; two-step rate increase legislated by the Goods and Services Tax (Amendment) Act 2022 (No. 35 of 2022; Government Gazette Acts Supplement No. 34, 9 Dec 2022); IRAS 'Current GST rates'
Last verified2026-09-06
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Provenancesource fingerprint

What this value means

Single standard rate of 9% since 1 Jan 2024 (final step of the Budget 2022 two-step increase: 7%->8% on 1 Jan 2023, 8%->9% on 1 Jan 2024). No reduced rates. Zero-rating (0%) applies to exports of goods and international services; exempt supplies include most financial services, sale/lease of residential property, investment precious metals and digital payment tokens. GST registration is compulsory above S$1 million annual taxable turnover. Amendment act text verified on Singapore Statutes Online (https://sso.agc.gov.sg/Acts-Supp/35-2022/ — loaded; SSO returns HTTP 403 to plain fetchers, loads in a real browser). IRAS rate history table verified on the cited page. Access quirk: iras.gov.sg is a client-side-rendered SPA — static fetches return only the navigation shell; a JS-rendering browser is required.

Earlier values

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2023-01-018
2007-07-017
2004-01-015
2003-01-014
1994-04-013

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